Friday 18 June 2021

Weekly Newsletter - Friday 18th June



Headteacher: Mrs L Nicholls 

Dear Parents and Carers,

Summer Events 

After the Prime Minister's announcement on Monday and from the advice of the local authority, we unfortunately will not be able to invite parents on to the school site for summer term events. We will be using our social media platforms (school blog, website, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram) to share the sporting, leavers and transition activities with you. The parents drop in that usually happens after you have received your child’s report will continue via telephone conversations. We are hoping to be able to continue with a ‘meet the new teacher’ event as long as we can do so inline with the current guidance. We are very much hoping that we will be able to get back to our usual way of working as soon as possible. 


Sponsored Charity Event - The Lennox Children’s Cancer Charity
As sports day will look very different this year we have decided to plan something very different. Instead of the traditional sports day activities this year all pupils will have the opportunity to participate in a huge obstacle course. This activity will push the pupils physical and mental limits without the pressure of competition. They will climb in, out & over a series obstacles, scramble under cargo nets, crawl through tyres and tunnels, over walls and monkey bars as well as running across the open field. There may be some water involved as well! There will be no pressure on the pupils to complete the obstacles, we want the pupils to grow in confidence from this experience. Team-work is actively encouraged, it is not all about winning, helping each other achieve is just as important.
This will be our sponsored event for the summer term and every child will be bringing home a sponsor form so that they can start to collect sponsorship. All of the monies raised will go towards our chosen charity which is The Lennox Children’s Cancer Fund and JFF Security & Solutions Ltd will match every single pound that the children raise.
This is planned for the week beginning 12th July, specific days and details will be sent in a separate letter. 


Summer Sun

Summer has, eventually arrived and I hope that you are now all enjoying the warmer weather. I would like to ask all parents to ensure that children have sun protection applied before they arrive at school. . It is also recommended that children bring caps/hats into school to wear during outdoor times. We will ensure that pupils have access to plenty of water throughout the day to keep them fully hydrated. Thank you for your support and co-operation in this matter. 


Euros 2021

Just for fun this half term, we are going to hold an inter-class draw for the Euros 2021. The classes will follow the progress of their team throughout the competition and learn a little bit about the country at the same time. We will be holding a Euros 2021 day on Monday 21st June when the children can wear the colours of their countries.  All pupils are aware of their countries and will know what colours they should be wearing to school on Monday. On this occasion we will not be asking for a voluntary donation, this is just for fun. 


Dairy Dates Summer Term Dates

Friday 18th June

Class photographs

Monday 21st June 

Euros 2021 day 

Friday 16th July 

End of year reports will be sent home

Tuesday 20th July 

Moving up day 

Thursday 22nd July

Last day of the school year

Friday 23rd July 

INSET day school closed 


INSET Dates for 2021-22

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

1st September 

1st November

4th January

21st February 

6th June

The children return to school for the academic year 2021-22 on Thursday 2nd September.
Havering school term dates


Transition
This week the children have been thinking about the answers to the questions from the pupils who are moving up into their year group. They are going to work collaboratively to provide detailed explanations and then elect a spokesperson. It will be the elected spokespersons job to visit the year group below and impart all of the knowledge they have to prepare the pupils for when they move up. I know the children can’t wait to hear all of the exciting things that they will be getting up to next year! 


Havering Catering Services

Week beginning 21st June  is week 3 on the Havering catering services menu. All meals are served with unlimited salad and vegetables and cost £2.30. 


Special Menu 

To celebrate summer we have a special seaside lunchtime menu on Friday 25th June. This will still be a 3 choice menu and will cost £2.30. Universal school meals offer for KS1 applies  


Weekly Attendance  

KS1:  96.29%     KS2: 95 %     Overall:   96%

Congratulations to Alder and Birch who top the attendance table this week.  


E for Excellence Winners

These wonderful children have demonstrated excellence this week.

Nursery

Jace, Noah M., Adon A., and Lochlan

Cherry

Sadaf

Aspen

Henry

Cedar

Frankie

Alder

Carter

Elm

Aimen

Apple

Blake 

Larch

Harry 

Beech 

Poppy 

Ash

Livi

Apricot

Teddy

Birch

Elsie-Rose

Walnut 

Elena

Willow 

Oliver

Pine

Harvey

Redwood

Jolene

Mulberry

Jake 

Almond 

Violet

Rowan 

Maxi 

Lime

Bobby

 

Certificate of Presentation

The following children have been recognised for the beautifully presented work in their books. They clearly take pride in all that they do and are doing their best in every lesson. . 

Cherry, Hollie, Sophia 


Star Writers

These children have been awarded a star writer certificate and golden pencil in recognition of their excellent writing, use of powerful vocabulary and sophisticated writing  techniques.  

Noah, Athena, George, Jeremiah, Ayat , Jaymee, Victoria, Leah, Mercedes, Amelia B, Tiffany, Maggie, Amira, Macie, Rayne, Laynie


Learning Power Awards

These are the key skills that our children will need to learn effectively in class and to be successful later in life. 

Reciprocity

These children have shown interdependence, collaborated effectively, listened to others, displayed empathy and have imitated effective  ideas and methods from others. Lilly-Anne, Harry, Charlie, Vinney, Tele, Adu, Lucas, Thomas, Kevin, Nina, Torsten, Frankie


Reflectiveness 

These pupils have planned carefully, revised ideas, identified key features and can talk about their learning. 

Amari, Ellie, Adyaan, Ipsa, Indie, Medeea, Bella, Nashwan, Joseph, Ite

Resilience

These children have demonstrated perseverance, managed distractions, noticed patterns and been absorbed in their tasks. 

Teddie, Carla, Arnish, Callie, Sonny, Alfie, John, Tesha, Amaira, Ayla, Pippa, Aaliyah - Shae, Alfie, Lemar


Resourcefulness   

These pupils have been curious about learning, made links between ideas, shown imagination, reasoned methodically and capitalised on resources. Shauna, Mya, Riley, David, Harvy, Kezia, Maiyaa


Reading Awards

In recognition of the pupils’ ability to devour books, immerse themselves in stories and read relentlessly at home. 

  • 105 Books to Read Before you Leave Broadford

George has completed his tracker, earning bronze, silver and gold certificates!

Nyasa has completed her tracker, earning bronze, silver and gold certificates!


I Have Made My Teacher Happy

These children have made sure that their teachers have been smiling all week. Adu, Freddie, Lottie, Ellie, Riley, Roberto, Stefania, Freddie


Tracker Awards

These children have been working hard and achieving academic success and therefore have earned themselves the following rewards.  




Prestige 

Double prestige

Bronze certificate

Dunsin, Harry, Stefania, Victoria, Lily, Kamari, James, Joshua, Elena, Osazemen, Pragya, Aziz, Charlie, Chuka, Ibukun, Roman, Louis, Freddie, Arnish,Jack, Ahmed

Aaliyah-Shae


Silver pencil 

Liroshan,Tayla, Gabi, Teo, Elkah


Klaidi

Silver certificate 

Riley



Platinum prize 

Maggie, Aimen, Jayden



Platinum certificate 

Aksanan, Rayne, Mitchell, Danny, Awwal,



Diamond prize

Katlyn



Star prize

Brooke



Star certificate 

Molly 




I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.

Yours sincerely,

 

Mrs L Nicholls 

Headteacher






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